Dragonair Card Value and Prices
There are 22 Dragonair cards in our price guide, across 18 sets. The most valuable is Dragonair 75/165 from Expedition Base Set at about $98.07, while the most affordable starts around $0.19. Cards are sorted by value. Open any card for all finishes and its price history.
Dragonair
75/165 · Expedition Base Set
$98.07
Dragonair
14/97 · Dragon
$63.75
Dragonair
181/165 · 151
$44.15
Dragonair
52/146 · Legends Awakened
$41.00
Dragonair
18/102 · Base Set
$19.39
Dragonair
32/102 · Triumphant
$18.78
Dragonair
82/116 · Plasma Freeze
$16.90
Dragonair
4/20 · Dragon Vault
$15.23
Dragonair
22/130 · Base Set 2
$13.18
Dragonair
3/20 · Dragon Vault
$6.01
Dragonair
151/217 · Ascended Heroes
$0.41
Dragonair δ
41/113 · Delta Species
€23.77
Dragonair δ
42/113 · Delta Species
€23.77
Dragonair δ
28/101 · Dragon Frontiers
€21.83
Dragonair
95/149 · Sun & Moon
Price pending
Dragonair
149/236 · Unified Minds
Price pending
Dragonair
150/236 · Unified Minds
Price pending
Dragonair
118/181 · Team Up
Price pending
Dragonair
158/197 · Obsidian Flames
Price pending
Dragonair
148/165 · 151
Price pending
Dragonair
130/195 · Silver Tempest
Price pending
Dragonair
50/108 · Roaring Skies
Price pending
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What is the most valuable Dragonair card?
Based on current TCGplayer market prices, the most valuable Dragonair card is Dragonair 75/165 from Expedition Base Set, worth about $98.07.
How do I know which Dragonair card I have?
Check the card number in the bottom corner and the set symbol, then find it in the list above. The easiest way is to scan the card with our free scanner, which finds the exact printing for you.
Why are some Dragonair cards worth so much more than others?
Value depends on the set, the rarity and finish (for example holo, full art or special illustration rare), how many copies exist and their condition. Older and rarer printings in top condition are usually worth the most.